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PAGE A I CITIZEN SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17. 1957 YOUR STARS SUNDAY, AUG. 18, 1557 A I MAR. r. TO APR.

19) You arc durtraurht 6y some worry todiy. Dispel Kloom by prayer and turn thoughts to cetilnc clothing repaired, appearance improved, and fire come through i solving problems and gaining abundance. A (APR. TO MAY JO) Therr a a fixed situation at home thai does not meet with your ox-al one uhlt. Don't wear your' If out arsxiinj: any.

longer, but affection to misguided one and our willingness to help with tJie problem. I I A 21 TO 21) you have much important. f.jdyinc. conccr.tr a line to do today, it 15 wises: to forget the lr.arJdic.uj; condition altogether that has had you boiling hot or you fail in your work and ruin your life. P.

M. relax. FOR YOUR COPY of Carroll RiRhter'i individual 16 page Forecast tor September send your birthdate and 50 to Carroll Rifihter Forecast. View. Tucson Daily Citizen.

A (JUNE 22 TO 21) Do not givt up that precious idea, plan of simply the financial end of it Is not and the backers you throw cold water on it. P. M. keep busy maklnc prettier, rnore comfortable. LEO (JULY 22 TO A 21) Today your will be tested by someone In high authority when fce or she becomes angry and shouts you.

nise above this in high Intellectual fashion. Then you will you net anything you want commensurate with kindness. I A 22 TO SEPT. 22) Since your anxieties arc placed In first position, the fine advice given you by kind friend helps you not all. Review jt In solitude later and follow it.

P.M. RO to some lovely place and be happy. UBRA (SEPT. 23 TO NOV. The contents of your pockeibook nnd magnitude of do not balance well, but be patient awhile.

diligently at regular occupation and build up reserve needed for starter. Tonight irood for romance. learning. SCORPIO (OCT. 23 TO NOV.

21) Arguments with associate for getting needed bank loan, making plans for expansion unsuccessful in enrly part of day. Use tact and shew your wise personal budge tins-- this will convince. Tonight, entertain partner. A I A I 22 TO DEC. 21) All those chores, problems that scorn to have you hemmed In should be left behind today, and you must lose iclf in ere at conceptions, ideas that are uplifting.

Dally routine monotony has -you tired out restore yourself. A I (DEC. 22 TO A 20) The early pan of the day truly blc problem has you very worried Inwardly, but don't inflict it on others; be a good pretender and Jiclp aclf and others. Eood will result nnd problem becomes smaller. A A I A 21 TO 19) Situation at the house becomes almost Intolcrfible only meddlesome oulaiders.

Listen courte- nuKly. mcrre with everyone nnd vivtjlrm vnnlshrr Tonight, set ideas worked out for the next seven PISCES 20 TO A 201 The only way to cct rid of your particular i Is tr fully all details thereof-- drop rvery- thtnK else. It isn't as bad you think. Tonight, run out nnd vmil, hnve nnd Ret some popcorn. TODAY'S CHILD The child born today Is our o( those IHlle rnscalf who will require much rest and a pretty environment or become quits a temperamental a Ijiter.

your pronrny will uet fixed Idcns us to Thcw mny br nbout mnklni; million or nctlnc. Mlcht ns well BO alnnc with those ideas, for chances are he or she will jo Don't be afrnld to lakr chance. 195" for th- Citizen MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1957 ARIES A 21 TO A I A situation up a fara-A'ay placr. but you are lo PL.I attending to it until EC: your immediate snd work cleared UP, ruch as letter writing, etc. A A 21 TO WAY 2Cj A cheerful, fritridly towards other jeople Is si! if without spending: so muth your hnrd money.

Take wire ni most press billi now and Into a rostlv temptations, elthrr, I I A TO 11; Antagonism thai has existed for seme time between your ar.d rinse ties could easily break open combat today you do mt ure and the riRht psychology '-ha: wit I icsult in friendship instead. A 22 TO jn very intelHccnt today and a to money matters and other practical tasks. Don't give in to temptation 10 run around hapha-irdly, this would remit In your prentice alarmingly. FOR YOUR COPY of Carroll Individual Forecast lor Srptembt-r birthdate and 50 to a RijThter Forecast. Woman's View, Tucson Daily Citizen.

LEO (JULY 22 TO A 21) Provided you do not let It cost you more than your pocketbook warrants, il is a fine day to promote all your greatest talents and capabilities. Also, see that you set up a better spending program for the future. I (AUG. 22 TO SEPT. 22) are problems which your close tics your help to solve properly, Eivr it to them, for you ns well as others know that your own anxieties are much smaller ones and you are givmn.them too much importance.

I A (SEPT. 23 TO OCT. 22) Get to work on the thlnps you promised to do right away. You arc spending too much time on outside, unimportant activities. Get busy on the telephone, write letters, see those people who are waiting for you NOW.

I (OCT; 23 TO NOV. 21) Some inner conflict could today cause you to net most tempernmentally nnd unfa lily some dear friend or ncqualnlance. Get hold of yourself quickly and thereby save valuable relationships, own health. SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22 TO DEC.

21) Yours Is a life of exact routine and today you feel hemmed in that you could easily fly at nn executive or person of prominence in sheer DON'T. Turn the mood Into one of sublime sweetness and Impress others favorably Instead, A I 22 TO A SO) There Is no reason why you Ehould be second-best today you Rive proper vent to your natural intelligence nnd Ability. While others fume and funs, you stick to duties tenaciously, thcrt you win out. A A I A 2) TO FEB. 19) Give HH rnr today to someone who is more aerloui-mlnded and has i background or more wide experience.

Advice will mean keeplnc your pirs- cnt (iccurlty. while another person would get you to squander whfll you have foolishly. PISCES 20 TO A 20) Some xt range things come up loriay that have you bewildered. Be minded nnd listen tn comprehend, hut do not Vie swnyed Into somrlhinu foolish. Lrnrn by experiences still maintain own Ideas.

TODAY'S CHILD Thr wonderful child lwrn today Is blcwed with the a i i lo umlt-intrtnd readily Ihr IntfRt and mOnt modern i in i irom psychology to mechanics. Hut there will be Impatience with learning nnd i the older, principles first. I with idea a if foundation! only "can make newest tructurrjf prtmtincnt and i 1P57 for the Citizen FIRE CALLS (Cslli In 24 Houri to a.m. Today) p.m. -Truck to 44(5 N.

i first nld. i Until Sttndoy Morning low FORECAST Until Sunday Morning AP U. S. WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST Showers and thunderstorms are forecast for tonight along the east Gulf region, Texas and eastern New Mexico while rising temperatures are expected over Montana. Somewhat cooler weather is promised for the eastern third of the nation and shfiwers are likely for the lower Ohio valley, the Tennessee valley and the lower Mississippi valley.

WEATHER Highest temperature yesterday 100 HiRhcst temperature yenr ago 92 High record (or dnte (1951) 104 Low temperature yesterday 75 Low temperature ycor tiRo 72 Low record for date 19491 R5 Menn temperature yesterday nn yenr aRO S2 Normnl temperature i dnte fl4 i i 5:.10 p.m. yesterday 37 Humidity. a.m. todny 77 Data for 24 houri endincr at 5:30 a.m. (Tucion time).

Albuquerque Atlanta niUlnes Bismarck Bnlse Boston a Caln.ir'Y Wyn. a ChicaKO Cincinnati Cleveland Denver DcsMolnes Detroit I a Ft. Worth Grand Canyon Indianapolis Los A Memphis i a i Fin. i a i a New a New a a i Omaha 91 Bfi 79 HO 91 "1 61 75 60 Philadelphia Phoenix Plttsburuh Portland, Me. Portland.

Ore. Reno SI. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Dleco San Francisco 71 Seattle 67 Spokane 86 Tampa 91 Toronto 74 TUCSON 100 Washington 94 Wichita 86 Yuma. Ariz 107 62 82 56 31 58 49 68 65 70 32 61 75 49 74 69 66 SI L. KlPH.

meteorologist in e. Tucson U. S. Weather Bureau 71 ns 73 78 ns ni BO 70 112 R.I f'9 71 BJ 65 57 57 50 74 78 60 63 71 HI rfi 77 62 Tr. .12 111 WJUlWl FIRST WITH A NEW IDEA! A MONTH A LUCKY WINS FREE WEDDING FLORAL A A You May Win! Come Irt Today! you place the order for your wcdclinj; .1 i i ot the order is pl.ical in the contest box! Once each month a name is i and it it is yours, yen your i order free regardless of the a It vru'd enter, hut do no: h.uc .1 crdcr to place, it's perfectly all righ; m.iy i i i up to in free flowers of vour choice! Be sure to visit Westerner i in Cotton Field Work Delayed PHOENIX nri Cotton field work has been delayed over the state during the past two weeks, according to the Arizona Farm Labor Bulletin.

The weekly report said the heavy rains in Cochise, Pima and Graham counties have increased the problem of weeds in some fields. Stub cotton harvest in Yuma, Maricopa and Final counties was of sufficient volume during the past week to require the starting of several gins. However, harvest of the planted cotton will not start in volume until next week. At present, there were no significant labor shortages or surpluses in evidence, the report said. Hearings Set On Proposed Ordinances Two hearings on proposed ordinances will be held Monday afternoon before the mayor and City Council.

One proposed ordinance would regulate going out of business sales and the other concerns professional instruction, including art classes, in residential area homes. Hearings will be held in the City Council chambers in city hall. TUCSON TONIGHT, TOMORROW The summer roundup of the Pima County Park Recreation Department ends tonight with a square dance. Open to the public: TONIGHT 8 P.M. "Square Tn Order," Roundup square dance with live music provided by the Tucson Federation of Musicians.

Flowing Wells gym. DdncinQ a i a a i TO quick ARTHUR MURRAY WAY Yes, dancing is and you can increase your popularity and good times if you can dance. To leam how you c.in dance easily and quickly, let Arthur Murray's talented instructors teach you the famous "magic Mcp." This key to all dances shows you how to dance all the popular steps in a matter of hours. The "magic step" has worked for hundreds, let it help you learn to dance. Come in today and begin a new life of dancing fun tomorrow.

The Arthur Murray studio at 718 McKinncy is cool and comfortable and you'll never find a better time a right now. If you prefer, call CA 2-9661 I i thing in the morning) for an appointment. SWEEIHEARr ONEDOZEN Cash carry only! Get the 2nd dozen 2 doz for for only 1c 3348 E. Speedway EA 7-3401 "When you tee the orchid color refrigerated truck--it't Westerner!" Philoclcndron ARTHUR MURRAY Air Conditioned 2 E. CONGRESS PH.

MA 3-8689 PUBLIC RECORDS CITY COURT Clague Van Slyke, Magistrate David E. Wfttkins, Magistrate Gutllermo Fernandez, reckless driv- Inr. I3 or 5 Arthur Martinez, aggravated auault. held for Pirns County. Alvln Webber, aggravated assault.

held for County. O. Wllllanu, dirardtrly conduct. or IS dftyi. Joicph drunk- driving, held for Plma.

County; no driver's license. 110 or diiys. Timothy Terteckl. disorderly conduct, pleaded innocent, trial set for 10 Sept. 37.

Wilson C. Blades, loitering, 510 or 10 days. Alfred C. Miller, loitering, turned over to health and welfare department. Let E.

Bollinff. joy riding, 6 months James T. Seymour, drunk driving, jailed to appear. J200 bond forfeited, bench -warrant Issued. James D.

Egll. insufficient funds, 6 months suspended. Lawrence Dupuls, drunk driving, driving wrong side of street, failed to mypear, WOO bond forfeited ant! bench warrant issued. Harry Stadie. insufficient funds, cmi- tlnutd to today.

Fred Lajrone, simple assault, continued to Sept. 11. Amos R. Barraia. Joy riding, failed to appear, $200 bond forfeited and bench warrant issued.

Albion Nanes. driving on false license plates. $10 or I days; no 1957 registration, expired driver's license, suspended on both counts. Delane Carpenter, allowing person to consume spirituous liquor between 1 a.m. and 5 a.m., 'dismissed on motion of city attorney.

Dale E. Noe, unlawful consumption disposition of spirituous liquor, dismissed on motion of city attorney. Basile' Holsteln. disorderly conduct, $30 bond forfeited. JUSTICE COURT Norman E.

Green, Precincts 1, 2 and 4 Douglas Boy Smith, and Walter C. Whitehlll. petty theft. or 5 days. Arthur Garland, failure to provide, 30 days at public works.

Hubert contributing to delinquency of minor, dismissed, alter preliminary hearing. David E. Bailey alias David Lindsay, disturbing peace. or'3 days. Arthur Lopei Martinez, aggravated assault and battery, preliminary hearing set for 10 a.m.

Aug. SO. Alvin Bailey, aggravated assault, preliminary hearing set for 10:30 a.m. Aug. 20.

Savanna Games, assault with a deadly weapon, preliminary hearing set for 2:30 p.m. Sept. 20. Maria Corona alias Maria Martinet, forgery, preliminary hearing set lor 10 a.m. Aug.

21. Juan Buenamea, disturbing the peace, J15 or 3 days- Lee Weldon Gant. Joseph Carl Stinnett and Hazel Googe. violation of motor vehicle laws, held on $500 Bond each to answer to Superior Court. SUPERIOR COURT J.

Mercer Johnson, Division 1 Lee Garrett, Division 2 Robert S. Tullar, Division 3 Herbert F. Krucker, Division 4 H. Glbbs J. L.

McNew. complaint to quiet Jeremiah Metyjer vs. Uoyd H. "Wei- lord, complaint in foreclosure. Charles C.

FerriM vs. Arthur N. Pack Ghost JUnch Lodge, complaint for damages of J7.500. Arthur Chrlitophtrson vs. Clarence H.

Holhohn. complaint for of WOO. Arthur Hauh dba Quality Home Supply vs. Frank Ellas, complaint for debt of $210.04, plus interest and costs. Tucson Ttderil Savingi Loan Ann.

vi. Arthur Feobody, complaint in lore- closure. Grace Esgleiton vs. Ray Woods, complaint for debt of $2,122.77, plus interest and cosu. Tucson Federal Savings Loan Assn.

vs. Arthur Pcaoody, complaint in foreclosure. Cbarlu Bourlll Hudolph J. Stone, decree lor foreclosure and judgment of $4.776.84. plus inttrest and costs.

Seaman's Bank of New York vs. Antonio Gumboa decree of foreclosure and judgment for 19,154.69, interest and costx. John A. Dinimoor vs. Dale Bartram.

Judgment for plus interest and costi. Trico Electric Corp. vs. Arizona Corporation Commission, decree confirming order of Corporation Commission of Arizona with modification. James L.

Knickerbocker vs, John Meyer, dismissed with prejudice. Midway Lumber Inc. vs. Earl B. dismissed without prejudice.

DIVORCES Marie K. Turner vs, Robert complaint, Martha I. Qulnn vi, Hobert complaint. Ramond C. Slcbcr vn.

Victoria complaint. Erncjt Wilson vi. Aline complaint. Ivah M. Cameron vs.

Lawrence complaint. Bemlce B. Bartholomew vs. William complaint. FramtM E.

M. vs. complaint. Jranette L. McFarland vs.

Joe, decree. MARRIAGE LICENSES Grayce Gibson O'Neill, Clerk Grady A. 23. Tucson, and J. Trey.

18, Roxnnii. 111. AUnd A. Nuner, lieal ase. Tucson, ind Lucy Y.

Coronado, lefral Tucson. Frank Roblet. 30. Tucion. Mary C.

Castro. Iff, Tucson. Ralph W. May. 28.

Tucson, and Kuth I. Tijan. 33. Tucson. S.

Coltvell. 33. Phoenix, and Vlrelnla H. Gllleipit, 31. Tucwn.

Joseph M. Rogers, 23, Thomasta, and Ann L. Craven, 19, Tnomasta, Ga. Gary D. Nesbltt, 22, Tucson, and Claudia If.

Grabert, IB. Tucson. Lawrence E. Welch, 22. Cadillac, and Louise Gardner, IP.

Tucson, BIRTHS DAVIS-MONTHAN HOSPITAL Born to S. Sfft. and James Heaton. Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, a boy at 8:34 a.m. Aug.

16. Bom to S. Sgt. and Mrs. James con- len.

11W W. Prince a boy at 8:50 p.m. Aug. 16. ST.

MARY'S HOSPITAL Bom to Mr. and Mrs Joseph "White. 2213 S. nth a girl at a.m. AUK.

16. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jiacolettl. 4320 E.

Linden, a boy at 12:15 p.m. 16. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. William IVorth- ington, 2255 E.

Prince a boy at 5:41 p.m. Aug. 16. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

David M. Contreras, 3526 S. Belmar, a girl at 9:47 p.m. Aug. 16.

Bom to Mr. and Mrs, Jot Bailey. Box Marana, a boy at 10:35 p.m. Aug. 16.

Born to MM1.C. and Mrs. David Timmons (USN). RUlito. a boy at 11:50 p.m.

AUK. 16. Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Armando Valencia.

443 E. 33rd a girl at 13:10 a.m. Aug. 17. Bom 1 to Mr.

and Mrs. Gustavo Hael, 3310 Oracle a boy at 3 a.m. Aug. n. Bom to Mr, and Mrs.

George 417 E. Mohave, a boy at 4:13 a.m. Aug. 17. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Jose XJrquides. Sonolta, a girl at 7:13 a.m. Aug. 17.

Bom to Mr. and Mrs. James L. Merritt. 1317 Avenida Regulo, a girl at 7:32 a.m.

Aug. 17. TUCSON GENERAL HOSPITAL Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G.

Heath. 3732 E. Presidio, a boy at 1:22 p.m. Aug. 16.

TUCSON MEDICAL CENTER Bom to Capt. and Mrs. Charles Robinson. 2837 21st a boy at 10:26 a.m. Aug.

16. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Poliakoff. 2341 Toledo, a girl at 3:32 p.m.

Aug. 16. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Mathie, 5643 N.

Oracle a boy at 5:13 p.m. Aug. 16. Bom to Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Henderson, 4755 Silverbell boy at 11:44 p.m. Aug. 15. Born to E. Sgt.

and Mrs. Boy Davis. 1805 S. Craycroft a boy at. 3:39 a.m.

Aug. 17. DEATHS Mrs. Jenny Goldman Jenny Goldman. 75.

of 728 East 10th died early today in a local hospital. Wife of Leopold. Funeral arrangements to be announced later by Parker-Kerr Mortuary. August Luczoswki August Luraoswki. 75.

of 3656 N. Oracle died Thursday in a local hospital. Native of Everett, Wash. Tucson resident 43 years. Operated the O.K.

Laundry. Husband of Mary- Father of Frank; Mrs. Clara Verrette and Mrs. Martha Skillman. all of Tucson.

One grandchild and two areat-ffrand- children. Rosary was said last night in Brink's Funeral Home chapel. Mass was at 9:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church this morninff. Burial followed in Holy Hope Cemetery.

Joseph P. Rossi Joseph P. Rossi, 53, O. Box 575, Tombstone, died yesterday in a local hospital. Resident of Arizona 6 years.

Husband of Gertrude. Motel and restaurant operator. Father of Charles Rossi. Tombstone; Mrs. Hobcrt Kltt, and Mrs.

Joseph McGee. both of Chicago, HI- Brother of Mrs. Rose Dee- negro. Tombstone. Body will lie fn state at Parker-Kerr Mortuary.

and will be sent to Chicago for funeral services tonight, James R. Wiggins James R. Wiggins, 33, of S861 E. Eli, died Thursday in a local hospital. Native of Ind.

Tucson resident 13 years. Veteran of World War II. Husband of Barbara; father of Mary Ann; son of Mrs. Mary nil of Tucson. Funeral services at 10:30 a.m.

Monday in Brink's Funeral Home chapel. Burial in South Lawn Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel from 2 p.m. to a p.m. Sunday.

Talk On ASC Slated SCOTTSDALE--flPI--Jim Creas. man, Arizona State at Tempo alumni secretary, will address the Scottsdale Rotary Club at noon Monday. Creasman will preview the year at the college and will discuss the necessity of maintaining individuality in spite of pressures for conformity. Diamonds WANTED Bracelets, Rings, Necklaces, Pins, Brooches OLD GOLD Gold Coins We pay top dollar --and sell for bottom dollar ROGERS 37 West Congress 'Stomiaclis Grabbed For r- Our, Feet' NORFOLK, stomachs grabbed for our feet." That, said LL Cmdr. Ross Dempsey of Burlington, N.

was how it felt when the wind hurled a blimp containing nine naval reservists 2,700 feet into the air- then dropped it into the waters of North Carolina's Pamlico The reservists had been based at South Weymouth, for temporary active training, but had spent most of their two week's; stint in Cuba. They were on their way home when an Atlantic storm tore open their helium- filled blimp and dumped them into the water Thursday night. A 25-foot fishing vessel picked them up from two rafts and took them 'to a Coast Guard station yesterday morning. Dempsey, pilot of the blimp, said they had been making leisurely hops on the homeward trip and had left the naval air station at Glynco, Thursday night. As they neared Cape Lookout, he said, the radar showed what looked like rain.

After they passed the cape, heavy winds which had been buffeting the ship shifted 90 degrees. Demysey said he thinks the sudden blast ripped a hole in the gas bag. They had been cruising at 700 feet. "There was no panic and no wasted motion," Dempsey said. "We were all at our ditching stations.

We got out immediately and inflated our life jackets without incident." Dempsey and six of the crew crawled into one life raft. The other two men made it into a second." After eight hours of sitting and bailing they were spotted by the fishing boat which took them to Manteo, N. C. Bird Count Amazes SASKATOON --Iffl --The spring bird count by the Saskatoon Natural History Society showed 2,703 birds of 104 different species. It was described as "an amazing total and a record for the province." BOWL where BOWLING is BEST AVAILABLE OPEN SAT.AUG24 CfKKROFI'HP AT 29" MEETINGS MONDAY Tucson Traffic Club.

Elks Club. Noon. CLASSIFIED APPLIANCE MAINTENANCE 'GAS equipment service. Guaranteed work. Mike Bustajnante.

Phone MA. 3-7341. Washer Appliance Repair. Guar Thomaa 5126 HIM EA. 7-2208.

AWNINGS ALUMINUM awninea. canopies carportes. Free est- MA. 4-7S53. BEE KEEPING "BEE Keeping supplies.

Hives foundation tools. 713 N. Deaert Blvd. BUILDING REPAIR frame block. MA.

2-7883. GENERAL home repairs patotinK. cabinet maker. Ph. Don.

AX. 8-1025. COMPLETE REMODELJNG--Build- ing service--plans, desinu. tomc- Inp. For tree estimates.

MA. 4-7559. CEMENT floors, poured, finished. Excellent work. 20c sq.

ft. Dial EXPERIENCED carpenter. Other hom repaint. No job too Email. EA.

6-5517. CESSPOOLS. SEPTIC TANKS PRECAST SEPTIC Excavation. Ph. EA.

5-8451 CONTRACTORS COMPLETE" kitchen remodeling'. Binehart Harris, Kitchens. Lie. contr, 25S1 E. Grant EA, 6-1105.

"Oc Gen Contractor-Remodeling Stanek Conatr. EA. 7-8134. EA. 6-9163 LICENSED bonded custom puua- er.

Remodeling room additions. Free estimates, plans. MA. 4-5840. COOLING AND HEATING COOLING, heating duct work.

Rer Maim, JrlK. ACE Cooler 1 EA. 7-4516. COOLERS service, duct work. Western Htg.

Cooling Co. MA. 4-1430. DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING alterations Experience. complete catilfactlon.

MA. 2-1428. Cora Poetter. 1340 E. 5th.

ELECTRIC SERVICE WIRING--Residential commercial serv. Kermit Oestreich. EA. 7-4281. EXCAVATING FAST ECONOMICAL TRENCHES with 'machine.

HAYPEN. EA. 8-6451 FENCES SMITH Bros. Frence. Expert erections.

All types fences. Reasonably priced. Dial MA. 3-0191. GUNS Guns, all kinds.

Open eves till 9 Gunsmith on prem. Desert Bun. shop 1059 W. Casa Grande Hy. MA 4-6161 HEATING COOLIMG CObLlKG AND heating lervice.

Arizona Air Conditioners. Phone EA. 6-6103 or MA. 4-1687. HOUSECLEAN1NG WALLS WASHED--Newly Invented Machine.

Reasonable. FREE estl- jnates. MA. S-1322. EA.

6-7354. LANDSCAPING SHAMROCK LAWN.CO. New lawns, trees, pruning, soil fertilizer, yard clean, hauling. Licensed it bonded. Flannery.

EA. 6-4325. ground clean. IVx ys. 7.50.

2 yds. $10. Vaughn's MA. 2-5622 IMMEDIATE efficient yard serv. Breaking leveling.

Man with tractor. Carlthers Landscaping. AX. 8-2062. SUMMER Time Clean Up.

Mow. prune, plant, haul away. New old work. MA. 3-0753.

MA. 4-59' LAWNS, tree estimates. Nordstrum. MA. 3-6190.

LIGHT HAULING TRY ME. Trash hauline, moving. Clean up. (White). EA.

7-2938. XREES rjemoved. All clasi clean up. Appliances moved. No job too biz.

Davis. MA 2-2039. MA. 3-S430. LIGHT hauling at a you can afford.

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